M
Mick
Many guide lines in the books use the java:comp/env naming context
(ENC JNDI) to access ressources like Datasources, EJBs from EJBs or
Web application instead of the JNDI.
It works fine and I does not encounter problems but I never found a
clear explaination on the reason to do this. Is it to have local calls
and avoid network trafic ?
Thanks a lot for a quick explaination.
(ENC JNDI) to access ressources like Datasources, EJBs from EJBs or
Web application instead of the JNDI.
It works fine and I does not encounter problems but I never found a
clear explaination on the reason to do this. Is it to have local calls
and avoid network trafic ?
Thanks a lot for a quick explaination.